IDK if they are cool or not but ASOS sells them and girls who use the words “kylie lip kit” wear them so make of that what you will.

I’d like to see bears try and invent capitalism. I’d like to see them TRY.

This is the first time I’ve heard her speak - “valley girl” isn’t what I expected.

I thought overalls were cool again? I don’t wear denim so I wouldn’t really know.

I dig the song and most of the video but that frayed denim look is pure 2016 fashion victim

Yeah I’m not quite picking up what she’s putting down here.

This is a fun song. But Lykke Li is still my favorite Swedish singer lady.

I saw people on Twitter criticizing her for not keeping some for herself, basically calling her arrogant and spoiled because she can stand to turn down money like that.

Oh boy. My face might be stuck in this cringe forever.

Yikes.

So right now my swimwear consists of calf-length workout pants and a long-sleeve SPF shirt + a baseball cap. This is a financial arrangement rather than one spurred by religious belief (my old bikinis don’t currently fit and I am focusing on saving rather than spending rn) - I wonder if Manuel Valls would consider me…

That is also true but I don’t really see how that applies to Amy in this case. She didn’t give the kind of response I would have, but she isn’t going to the mattresses to defend the dude, either.

This is delightful.

Taylor actually seems pretty generous with her money. She gave to Kesha, too. That’s one of the few cool things about her for sure.

Damn. The success American ladies have achieved in Rio this year has made me feel unexpectedly patriotic. These three are awesome.

Yeah, it’s definitely an identity thing. And while I can understand (and mock) that for big-name schools, some people in the South seem to genuinely believe that the success of their college’s football team reflects on them personally, even decades after they graduated.

Yeah, it’s its own thing for sure. People are fucking obsessed with college football down there, too. Some people that I knew seemed to treat the college experience as if they were part of a football booster club rather than, you know, going to school. I am very glad that I had the opportunity to go to an out-of-state…

That’s fucked up. I have pearls that my grandma gave me but I would never wear them on command. Ever.

No worries, I was being a bit defensive but I do often think about what I would have done if I hadn’t had a parent who was willing to pay my tuition anywhere I wanted to go.

Yup, I’m privileged. But given how badly I was bullied (by both peers and teachers) on a daily basis - simply for not fitting in - from the time I was six through age 18, I think I would have wanted relief no matter what my parents’ financial situation was.